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per repair. Good morning for Daily Show. I'm Neil Fryman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, Yale

blames itself for the university trust crisis.

Then New York wants to tax rich people's backup homes.

It's Friday, April 17th.

Let's ride.

Good morning and happy Friday.

Toby is remote today, so I'm holding down the Fort Solo Dolo in the studio.

But Toby, I'd love your thoughts on this viral post on X about the changing nightlife scene in New York.

Andrew Young wrote, Nightlife in NYC is shifting from alcohol-induced socializing to activities that combine connection with intellectual interest.

Out clubbing, drinking games, bars without themes, in lectures at bars, philosophy clubs, board

game nights, reading meetups.

Are people actually going to lectures at bars?

And how's that different than just drinking with me in the first place?

Okay.

This makes Gen Z and young people sound so lame.

But at the same time, when the hangout has an activity, boy, do I get excited?

I mean, we are fully mahjong-pilled at this point.

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